boss block

your best price is going to come for someone you buy the whole s/b from, who does all the machining and could do assem. if you needed it. there is a guy on here Rick91gt i think his SN is, he builds engines, you could also look local, they need to be a ford racing dealer to get the block. They will def. give you deals on everything but you should be prepaired to spend 4-5k for the s/b
 
Unless your getting a deal on a boss block, I would go with a R or a dart piece, the cylinders are shorter in the boss block

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Quoted from that link, post #14
This has been discussed in many threads.

BIGJOE was thinking about the old 1969-70 Boss 302 block.

The -NEW- Boss block does indeed have shorter cylinders. Stock 289/302 cylinders are between 5" and 5-1/8" long. They screwed up when they designed the new block and only made them 4.75" long. The 289/302 block already has some of the shortest cylinders out there, and shortening them like that has a good 1/4" of the piston pin hanging out of the bottom of the bore at BDC when a 3.4" (347) stroke is used. Therefore, the piston has very little support at BDC, rocks a lot, and can cause problems.

I believe Ford Racing is now pushing a 3.100" stroke 4.125" bore engine with this block that is supposed to measure around 331ci.

Buy a Dart Sportsman or a Dart SHP. Stay away from the defective Ford Boss 302 block.

Good Luck!